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Bandera Memorial Day Parade a showcase of honor

Members of the American Legion Post 157 lead the parade, held Saturday morning, May 25, on Main Street in Bandera.

Janna Lindig, Bandera County Attorney and president of the Bandera ProRodeo Association, rides in the Memorial Day parade, held Saturday, May 25, on Main Street.

Members of the Bandera Wranglers, a volunteer non-profit organization that provides charitable support for those in need, rides in the Memorial Day parade, held May 25 on Main Street, Bandera.

Little Haisley June Kimbrel, 11 months old, shows her patriotism during Bandera's Memorial Day parade, held Saturday, May 25, on Main Street.

Members of Warriors Heart, a support center for active military, veterans and first responders, waves to the crowd during Bandera's Memorial Day parade, held May 25 in downtown Bandera.

Muzic Raab collects candy and treats thrown from floats during the Bandera Memorial Day parade, held Saturday, May 25, on Main Street.

Photos by Jessica Goode

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Bandera Memorial Day Parade a showcase of honor

Photos by Jessica Goode